Taso’s Greek Traverna II

Very horrible quality meat if you are wanting quality don’t eat here. As soon as I ate it I puked it up immediately so processed and pita bread is very bad quality I’m sure the real meals are better but gyros are good if you like bologna

The food here is delicious. Try the gyro pita. The service was quite horrendous. The service was so bad that several family members of mine were offended. They need to hire more people to work here.

Ordered delivery from here. Everything was delicious. I especially loved the Greek salad, YUM! The gyro was good, nothing special, but very tasty. Oh, and the driver was very friendly. Thanks Taso’s.

Not great. I ordered takeout and half of the meals we ordered were inedible. The chicken in the chicken kebab dinner and also in my son’s chicken kids meal was way overcooked and tasted worse than rubber. Everything was lacking flavor. I liked their chicken lemon soup after I added lemon to it. The Greek salad was fresh though. They were out of eggplants when I ordered. If I give them another chance, I would like to try an eggplant dish and I would order the Greek salad again.

Food was really good unfortunately the service is lacking. I asked for no bell peppers in my salad which arrived full of green bell peppers. When I told the waitress she proceeded to tell me that green peppers are not bell peppers. Even with me telling her she was incorrect she continued on so I decided to just pick them out. She didn’t apologize she just kept saying its a green pepper. After we were served and my complaint no one came back to ever check up on us and we were the only ones there besides another couple. Below is the picture of my yummy meal with the exception of the side of green bell peppers.

Really excellent Greek food. We’ve been going for years to the other location and were quite happy that they opened another one closer to us. Also Pitas are delicious.

Came in alone for a late lunch, the place was empty except for a couple girls waiting for take out. Tiger dining area was clean and bathroom fully stocked with soap (a previous reviewer mentioned there was none, so I guess it must have been a fluke)
The woman behind the counter let me sit where I wanted, and was very quick to check on me often. I grabbed a gyro and some soup, plus feta on the gyro. Mmmm thru gyro meat is tender and savoury as it should be, soup just flavorful enough to still feel light even though it has a creamy texture. Over all very satisfied with the chow and service. I’ll have to thank the friend that suggested this yummy little spot!

My family and I came here for our Sunday early dinner and left very satisfied. We had the grilled octopus to start. Perfectly drizzled with olive oil and lemon juice. Our entrée choice was the chicken kabob and gyro platter. Both meats were seasoned well and tender. Salad was fresh and their homemade dressing delicious. The service was attentive and friendly. A great local, family owned restaurant.

I had the worst service and black hair on my check chicken pita. I pointed it out to the server, who said she did not see it. Which she did, clearly and took the food from me and disappeared. I had to get up and go to her, asking what she was going to do. She intended for me to just go away. I said at least offer me a refund or a replacement meal. She got a side salad and handed to me. No apologies nothing. Do not go to this eatery!!! Too many great places in West Boca to eat at.

Was looking for a casual lunch diner, when I stumbled upon another Boca gem: Taso’s Greek Taverna 2! (The first/​original one is located in Delray Beach)
Walked in and immediately knew I had come to the right place. Vibrant crème colored walls with traditional Athenian paintings hanging on the walls. Hostess/​waitress shot us an energetic greeting as we were seated right away. The menu followed a simple format and the waitress helped guide us towards an immaculate order.
The food here is STELLAR. For appetizers, we opted for:
1.) the saganaki which is a delicious thin block of fried Greek cheese that is brought out on a flame and served with pita bread slices.
2.) the Pikilia: composed of homemade hummus, satsiki, and taramosalata dips, a bed of lettuce with tomotatoes, feta cheese, olives, cucumbers, green peppers also served with pita bread slices.
The split pea soup was also another table favorite, but the cardinal entrée one would could not leave the restaurant without ordering would be the «Mixed Grill». It offers gyro lamb meat, freshly cooked chicken off the grill, and kabob pieces served a wonderful rice pilaf.
For desserts, a must must try (if you’re tired of having Baklava) would be the galactoburiko which is a Custard pie wrapped in filo with honey. Traditional Greek coffee was the perfect complement to pastry.
The owner graciously stepped out and told us more about the restaurant as well as its related counterpart located in Delray. We were pleased to exhcange our thoughts with the jolly fellow and will be back soon!

First time there on 2÷8÷13. I ordered Moussaka. It was very good. I tasted the gyros my friends ordered, and the were also good. I like the container of dressing they have on the table. The taziki sauce was terrific.
BUT my one complaint is that I used the bathroom THREE times and each time I told the waitress that there was no SOAP and it was NOT replaced all the time I was there. So, I wonder, if the employees must wash their hands, where is the soap!!! That could be a turn off.

Food was amazing and very fresh. We will definitely come back. Great wait staff. Restaurant is small but clean and updated. Homemade desserts.

Food was pretty good, unfortunately it wasn’t what we had ordered. Apparently you have to be really specific when you order a gyro. If you want a sandwich you must specify it has to be in a wrap or on bread otherwise you will get the ingredients of said sandwich delivered with cut up pieces of pita which you must try to assemble yourself after paying an extra $ 3 for the privilege

Awesome food! Great friendly staff. Will add to my regular spots whenever in Boca Raton.

Nice people, so so service. Food was OK, not great. I may be a bit picky, but we will not go there again.
Service: our server took our initial order while holding 2 handfuls of dirty dishes. A main Greek entrée was not available then there was no suggestion, just ‘we don’t have that’ and a blank stare. Dinner took almost 2 hours for two appetizers, one salad and one entrée. Others diners may have been served more quickly — the regulars. Table felt sticky as if not properly cleaned.
The souvlaki took almost 25 minutes to reach us and looked like an after thought — as if the server remembered it long after delivering the first appetizer.
There were lots of other diners who seemed satisfied. It may be a better place for something wrapped in a pita than a dinner.

Last night I went with a friend Taso’s on Glades Road. It was our first time there. When we entered most of the tables in this small restaurant were taken. We were quickly seated at one of the empty tables and given menus.
After questioning the server about the items on the menu we decided to split the saganaki, or Greek flaming cheese. I had never tried it before. It came to the table flaming. The presentation was great and it was delicious. I’m putting it on my list of favorite Greek appetizers.
For my entrée I ordered grilled shrimp. My friend ordered the mixed grill. Both entrees came with our choice of soup or salad. We both ordered avgolemono, Greek lemon chicken soup. The soup was very thick and hearty and we both enjoyed it. A basket of pita bread slices and a delicious dip was placed on the table
My entrée consisted of eight fairly large shrimp served in a butter sauce. It came with mixed vegetables and potato or rice. I had the rice. The shrimp were very tasty. The vegetables were good and still crisp. The rice was so so, rather bland.
My friends mixed grill consisted of lamb, pork, chicken, and gyro. It was served with rice. He said some of it was tender, but some of the meat was chewy.
I’d like to try this restaurant again. Next time I’ll order a more traditional Greek dish, probably a gyro or souvlaki dinner.

First time. Went for lunch with 3 others. Crazy trying to park because between Publix and Home Depot. Very nice inside. Had a cup of their lemon chicken rice soup and grilled egplant pita. Both were delicious. The pita also had feta cheese and tomato. $ 7.50.
Will return again for lunch.

This is the second time I have eaten here! The first was for carryout and the food was very tasty!
This time was for lunch and once again the food was mouth watering good.
The owner came out from the kitchen and served the meal to us. YUM!!! I had a pita gyro. It was very good and very filling. NICE FRESH Taziki (sp?) sauce. Truly tasty.
I will be back for more!

I ate here last week when visiting my 91 yr old mother in Florida. We both enjoyed it very much! She had already been here once with friends and liked it that time too.
She had moussaka and I had dinner size spanokopita — both were tasty, as was the homemade lentil soup. The ambience was cozy and felt a bit like a small European restaurant, and the service was friendly and attentive. A nice addition to the area — definitely better than some big chain restaurant! Will now make it a regular stop on my visits.

Small place
Well lit
No fountain soda can only kinda low class but it is coke so that’s a plus
pita was hard and seemed like they bought it from publix
i wasnt thrilled they just didnt have my number food was OK but thats it JUST OK
many other places i can go to get great food